Data Security

Global orthopedic implant device and surgical instrument manufacturer Exactech had its computer network breached in April, resulting in the potential compromise of personal data belonging to 4,230 individuals across the U.S., reports Cybernews.

CyberScoop reports that the U.S.

Threat operation CYBOCREW and its affiliate UNIT8200 have been peddling a stolen database including personal and sensitive information of more than 750 million Indian mobile network subscribers, or almost half of the country's population, according to Hackread.

New disclosure by a client of the medical transcription service takes the total number of patients affected by the supply chain attack to over 14 million.

The watchmaker is notifying current and former employees of a breach that took place in June.

Major British cosmetics retailer Lush was claimed to have been compromised by the Akira ransomware operation, The Register reports.

Mercedes-Benz data inadvertently leaked TechCrunch reports that Mercedes-Benz was discovered by RedHunt Labs to have had its internal data unintentionally leaked as a result of an internet-exposed employee authentication token on GitHub.

Cybernews reports that U.S. systems integration firm Miracle Software Systems has leaked more than 11 million messages involving over 3,000 corporate users within its Rocket.Chat platform as a result of an unsecured instance of the MongoDB storage database.